Daily Racing Form: n. Tuesday, March 29, 1898

THE CALIFORNIA DERBY.

One of the most important events of the Cali-
fornia turf season, really the most important so
far as the 3-year-olds are concerned, will be de-
cided at Ingleside next Saturday. It is the
California Derby, 1 1-4 miles, for w'hich the
probable starters and jockeys will be as follows :

Burns & Waterhouse’s ch. c. Traverser
(Thorpe), 122.

Willmans Bros, br. c, Morellito (Conley), 122.

S. C. Hildreth’s b. c, Fonsavannah (H.
Shields), 122.

W. E. Applegate Jr’s b. g. Linstock (T. Sloan),
119.

THE INAUGURAL.

The Inaugural Handicap always commands
keen attention at St. Louis. The announce-
ment of the weights Saturday has furnished a
subject for constantly increasing comment,
speculation and interest that will go on until
the fateful 14th of May arrives.

The handicapper had a very good class of
horses to deal with, and, except in the matter
of pitching his scale too low, has discharged his
task in a way that will secure a large field of
starters. Apparently the winner should come
from members of the middle or light weight
divisions, such as Ulysses, 108; Harry Duke,
107 ; Buckvidere, 107 ; The Elector, 106; Flora
Louise, 99, and W’h^t er Lou, 99, all horses of a
high order of speed with a liking for weight off.

Satsuma, 120, is the top weight, followed in
order by Meadowthorpe, 119, Boanerges, 117, Dr.
Sheppard and Timemaker, 115, and Macy, 114.
All are nicely weighted but Algol at 112 certainly
is harshly treated on the basis of his perform-
ances as a three-year-old. Presbyterian is top
weight among the three-year-olds at 107, but the
handicapper rates Count of Flanders practic-
ally his equal with an assignment of 106 pounds.
Of the other three-year-olds Eva Rice, 100;
Gibraltar, 97; Forbush, 97; The Professor, 95;
Belle of Memphis, 94 ; Ed Farrell, 94, and Our
Chance, 92, all had meritorious two-year-old
performances to their credit and all have speed
enough to do a very fast mile.

GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

There will be no Derby at Little Rock this
year, the event having been done away wit-h and
the Arkansas Stakes, a mile dash for 3-year-
olds and upward, substituted. It will be the
feature tomorrow and is expected to have eight
'>5 more contestants, Moncreith, Assignee, Sun-
burst and Marito are probably to represent the
Little Rock trained division, while of the Mem-
phis contingent it is thought that Laureate,
Marquise, Eleanor Holmes and Crocket will go
to the post. The meeting is mainly an affair of
purses, the only other stakes, the Capitol Hotel
and the Iron Mountain, being half mile dashes

for 2-year-olds.

W. F. Schulte has sixteen horses in training
at Louisville under charge of Raleigh Colston,
with the crack filly Alleviate as the bright par-
ticular star. They are as follows :

Zufalig, ch. g, 5, by Argyle— Per-adventure.
Fretful, b. f, 4, by Hayden Edwards — Petu-
lance.

Suydam. b. c, 4, by Rotherhill— Silva Plana.
Alleviate, b, f, 3, by Argyle— Per-adventure.
Brightie S, ch. f, 3, by Argyle— Ouise Bright.
Lutes Margaret, br. f, 2, by Argyle— Queen
Lute.

INGLESIDE FORM CHART.

INGLESIDE, CAL., March 28.— Sixty-seventh day. Pacific Coast Jockey Club. Winter Meeting

Weather clear ; track fast.

Presiding Judge, Joseph A. Murphy. Starter, J. F. Caldwell.

The recall flag is not used. Raciug starts at 2 :00 p. m.

Glanzend, br. f, 2, by Argyle— Ouise Bright.

Lustig, b. f, 2, by Argyle— Pert.

Bestan, b. c, 2, by Argyle— Kalavalla.

Beni, ch. f, 2, by Argyle— Miss Ali.

Durch, ch. f, 2, by Argyle— Move On.

Vogel, b. f, 2, by Argyle— Canary.

Schanken, br. f, 2, by Volante — Laurel.

Kastaine, ch. f, 2, by Eothen— Pearl Finzer.

General Utility, br. c, 2, by Eothen— Goreflue.

Louise Lee, b. f, 2, by Candlemas— Louise.

Pat Dunne, with Joseph Tighe as his assist-
ant trainer, has a strong sta.ble in training at
Louisville, its members being as follows :

Flying Dutchman, ch. h, 6, by Wagner— Glen
Mercy.

Salvable, b. h, 5, by Salvator— Lydia.

Estaca, b. c, 4, by Emperor of Norfolk— La
Cienega.

Rey Salazar, b. g, 3, by Emperor of Norfolk—
Cleopatra.

Swango, b. c, 3, by Onondaga — Nirvana.

Rathmore, ch. c, 3, by Strathmore— Zelicka.

Friar John, b. c, 3, by Vagabond — Acra.

Dacian, ch. c, 3, by Hindoo — Miss Moore.

Cambrian, ch. c, 2, by Hindoo— Cambria.

Peleus, br. c, 2, by Hindoo— Peru.

Ailyar, b. c, 2, by Himyar— Aileen Aroon.

Barrier, b. c, 2, by Leonatus— Belle of ftunuy-
meade.

Survivor, b. c, 2, by Strathmore — Ella F.

Approval, br. c, 2, by Pessara— Ruperta.

Prince Harry, br. c, 2, by Harry O’Fallon—
Nyleptha.

NOTES OF THE TURF.

Lieber Karl’s mile workout last Wednesday
was impressive. He broke at the mile pole by
himself, but was joined at the three-quarter
pole by Timemaker, both being full of run.
Lieber Karl’s head was in the air, and his mouth
wide open. The fractional time was: Quarter
in 25, half in 50, three-quarters in 1 :17, mile in
1 :45, galloping in a manner which made look-
ers-on believe he could have done it in 1:424
easily.

Mr. Horatio Bottom ley, who recently pur-
chased the Derby candidate Hawfinch for
$25,000 won his first race two weeks ago in a
selling steeplechase at Plumpton, England,
with the four-year-old Rigo. Rigo is an Ameri-
can bred colt, by Longfellow— Rena B. Twelve
horses started, and Rigo won in a canter. En-
tered to be sold at $250 the colt was bought
in at $1,1.50.

George E. Smith raced six horses last year
and they earned for him the sum of $22,475. Of
this Howard Mann won $10,715, Rubicon, $4,295,
The Winner, $3,185, Belmar, $2,955 and Belde-
mere, $1,325. His horses started forty-eight
times, were first in nineteen races, second in
twelve and third in seven.

Jockey N. Turner, recently suspended at New
Orleans for a suspicious looking ride on Ben
Frost, has been reinstated. Walker’s suspen-
sion also expires at the end of the meeting.

A sudden change in the weather has set many
of the horses in training at Morris Park, Sheeps-
head Bay and Gravesend to coughing.

Jockey N. Hill, ruled off at New Orleans three
years ago, has been reinstated. He is at Little
Rock and will ride there.

Out of the eighty odd entries in the Burns
Handicap, only seven have been declared out.

Mr. James F. Caldwell has been engaged to
do the starting at Oakley this year. !

4791 FIRST RACE— 5-8 Mile. Purse $350. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind

Horses

4563 LA MASCOTA
4703 LUCKY STAR
4739 MC FARLANE
4685 SCHNITZ
4685 FLORIMEL
47.56 STENTOR
4651 ALVIN E
4736 DU R WAD
4736 ROCKEFELLER
4774 MOUNT ROY

103

101

105

108

99

101

101

101

101

105 10

14

54

31

41

71

24

61

9

8

10

Owners

11

42

5h

2h

7h

3h

61

9
8

10

IH
23
31

42
52

64

72 Clawson
810 Gray

9 McIntyre

10 G Wilson

H Martin J McGovern 24

McDonald A Dolan 24

McNichols T Mulqueen 6

Stevens C F Sanders & Co 10

R Narvaez Shaner & Hinkle 15
H Brown H L Jones 10

J BEarnsha w&Bro4
J G Brown & Co 15

J T Stewart 20

J Krause & Co 6

O H L C

Wt St H % % StrFin Jockey s
13
22
51
41
63
3i

7

8

9

10

^ Time, 245, 494, 1:02.

Winner— B. m, 5, by St Simeon— Maria F.

Start good. Won driving. Mascota was weakening on end’ She was lucky and well ridden
She is fat, too. Star was best and should have won. Was interfered with at start .and none too
well ridden, yet closed strong. McFarlane was not well handled and ran his race. So did Schnitz.
blorimel was poorly managed. Stentor showed speed again, but stopped.

Scratched— Pleasanton, 101; Nic Nac, 103 .

100 20
8 6

3

24
6
12
20
10

4

25
75
8

4792

Ind

SECOND RACE— 3-4 Mile. Purse $3.50. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Horses

^'t

St

14 H

%

Str Fin

Jockeys

Owners

0

H

L

c

92

5

3»

31

24

13

O’Connor

E F Fredrickson

10

12

10

12 '

100

6

4h

61

22

H Brown

Whitten Bros

6

10

6

8

103

4

61

51

52

3n

T Sloan

Ed Corrigan

4

4

3

3

97

3

i-i

11

IH

4h

J Woods

F Brown

12

30

12

30

107

1

21

22

324 5«

McIntyre

J A Gray

6

8

6

7

92

8

7

6h

7

62

Gray

H E Rowell

12

15

12

15

106

2

44

8

8

72

G Wilson

W R Griffin

20

50

20

40

106

7

8

7

44

82

H Martin

W B Jennings&Co 6-5 7-5 6-5 7 5

106 10

10

9

9

93

Clawson

W P Magrane

10

15

10

12

103

9

9

10

10

10

Stevens

S Reagan

20

40

20

30

106 11

11

Tirv,*:

11

» 9i

11

i ifi

11

1 .1

McDonald

G T Bertolacci

12

20

10

15

47.37 VALENCIENNE
4664 GOOD FRIEND
(468.5)QUEEN NUBIA
4737 BLARNEYSTONE
47372 HE RMOSO
4737 ABINA
4758 MISS ROSS
47052MISS LYNAH
4719 AMELIA FONSO
4774 LONE PRINCESS
47.58 OLIVE

Winner— Ch. f, 3, by St. Carlo— LibberUflibbet.^ ^

Start good. Won easily. Sharp drive of five horses behind. Valencienne is an acrobat; but
she IS fast, was best to-day, well ridden and had a clear course. Good Friend ran a good race
She IS fit and was not well handled. The filly needs stout handling. She closed strong. Nubia
ran her race. Blarneystone requires a strong jockey and is but a sprinter. Was killed off by
pacemakmg. So was Hermoso, who ran his race. Abina made up a lot of ground and was badly
ridden. Olive was used too much at the post. Miss Ross, as she is, was outclassed. Lynah is a
coward. She ha.s a world of speed, but is uncertain.

Scratched— Moringa, 98; Viking, 105; Prompto, 101; Yemen, 108; Sea Sprav, 108: Pat
Murphy, 108. ,

4 ^ ( i O THIRD RACE— 4 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds! Handicap.

I The Olympic Stakes. $1,000 guaranteed.

Ind

Horses

(4738)SOxMBRE 118 7“

4738 SEVENS 112 6

47732FRANK IRELAND 118 5
4684 BONIBEL 103 1

473820LINTHUS 119 9

4721 OBSIDIAN 110 2

46842 BUENA VENTURA 109 3
4738 MILT YOUNG 119 4
4149 OWYHEE 112 8

Wt St H bi % StrFin Jockeys

Owners

O H L C~~

♦ t Coupled in betting.

W inner— Blk f, by Midlothian-

41 21 13 Clayton W B Jennings & Co4 5 4 44

31 li 24 H Martin N S Hall 12 15 12 15

74 52 34 Hennessy Ed Corrigan f2 2 9-5 9-5

14 32 44 Clawson Burns<feW’terh’se*8-5 2 8-5 2

8 8 54 H Shields J G Brown & Co 4 5 4 44

54 72 62 Thorpe Burns<feWat’rh’se*8-5 2 8-5 2

24 61 74 Conley L H Ezell 15 20 8 10

64 44 8i> T Sloan Ed Corrigan f2 2 9-5 9-5

9 9 9 Holmes H L Frank 30 40 30 40

Time, 12, 244, 484, 544.

. . Miss Woodford.

Start good. W’on very easily ; next five driving. Sombre is a good filly and was far the best.
She was playing at the end, after being cut off near start and on the bend for the straight
Sevens was not well ridden and ran her race. She has speed and quality. Ireland had hard
luck. He was tangled up on the back stretch and on the turn as the field was straightening out.
Is a long stridor and the interference hampered him a good deal. Olinthus closed strong from a
bad beginning. Tab him. Obsidian sulks. Ventura, outclassed, ran her race. She had a lot of
early speed. Tab Young. He was short and eased at the finish.

4_7iJbL

Ind Horses

458320STLER JOE 118
(4614)ALVARADO II 107
42413THE BACHEL’R 107
4740 ARGENTINA 105

FOURTH Race — I 1-2 Mlles. Purse $500. 4-year-olds and upward.
Allowances.

Wt St S )'i Yi % StrFin Jockeys Owners

1

O H L C

1-2 3-5 1-2 1-2
3 4 3 3

8 12 8 10

6 8 6 7

24 21 21 22 23 114 T Sloan W D Randall

13 13 14 15 13 24 H Martin W B Sink

34 31 34 4 3h 8« Hennessy Ed Corrigan

4 4 4 32 4 4 Clawson E J Baldwin

„ Time , 254, 503 , 1 ;034, 1 :164, 1 :434, 2 :364.

Winner — Blk. h, 5, by Fresno— Sister to Jim Douglass.

Start good. Won in a gallop. Joe was in a soft spot and ran over Alvarado at call. He is
real «ood_ Alvarado ran his race and tnet no interference. The Bachelor is ready and closed
stoutly. Tab him. Argentina was away badly and had an easy race. She has had a lot of it and
seems to have staled.

Scratched— Benamela, 110.

4795_

Ind Horses

^ FIFTH RACE-1 l-lt> Miles. Purse$350. 3-year-olds and u^^^~ Selling.
Wt St H H ^ StrFin Jockeys

(4777)SATYR 108 7 7 6*

4631 MARPLOT 100 4 5i 44

47233GO TO BED 89 2 44 51

47773HOHENZOLLERN 106 5 3i 2»

4704 BALLISTER 86 3 24 3i

4777 OUTGO 104 8 8 8

4754 DUKE OF YORK II 89 6 V 14

4758 CROMWELL 107 1 6i 7

Owners

615 S2
41 21
52
14
24
7

32

11 T Sloan
25 H Martin
14 320 Clawson
410 415 Hennessy
8 530 O’Connor

66 6
Fell.

O H L C

Ed Corrigan 6-5 7-5 6-513-10

B Schreiber 3 6 3 5

Atkin & Lottridge3 3 24 3

W Boots Son 4 5 4 44

D Gideon 20 30 20 25

J Wallace J B Brandon
McNichols Mrs L Appleby

Pulled up. G Wilson E W Purser

Time, 25, 504, 1 :03, 1 :153, 1 :414, 1 :48.
Winner — B. c, 4. by Lew Weir — Seclusion.

100 300 100 150
30 75 30 50
20 30 20 25

(Continued on 2nd Page.)

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CHICAGO, ILL., MARCH 29, 1898.

NEW ORLEANS POOLING.

Louisville, Ky., March 28— To-night’s pool-
ing on Tuesday’s New Orleans fields is:

First Ra5e— High Test, $25; Carrie Lyle, $15;
First Ward, $12; Pete Kitchen, $10; Hums, $8;
Necedah, $6; Elsie Barnes, $5; Ferris Hart-
man, $5.

Second Race— Fred Barr, $20; Mount Wash-
ington, $15; Dorothy HI, $12; Liew Anna, $10;
Russella, $8; Jim Hogg, $8; L. T. Caton, $8;
Pert, $6; Masterpiece, $5 ; Swordsman, $5 ; Gioja,
$5; field, $5.

Third Race— Globe II, $20; Mr. Easton, $15;
Chiffon, $10; The Doctor, $10; Udah, $6; Laura
May, $5; Corelli, $5; Maltese, $3.

Fourth Race — Fervor, $35; Judge Steadman,
$20;LW,$15; Pete Kitchen, $15; Alberts, $12;
Robert Bonner, .$10; Evaline, $7 ; field, $6.

Fifth Race— Percy, $20; Robinson, $15; Nero,
$12; Nover, $8; Stanza, $8; Virgin Dixon, .$7;
Shuttlecock, $6; Tommy Rutter, $5; Annaheim,
$5 ; field, $6.

Sixth Race — Azure, $15; Jim Conway, $12;
Cavespring, $10; Dawn, $8; Jack Hayes, $8;
Ovation, $6; Pirate, $6; Little Ocean, $6; Gracie
C, $5; L W, $5; Teeta May, $5; field, $6.

NEW ORLEANS FORM.

New Orleans, La., March 28.— The form of
Tuesday’s New Orleans fields is:

First Race— First W’ard, High Test, Hums.
Second Race— Mount Washington, Fred Barr,
Jim Hogg.

Third Race — Globe II, Corelli, Maltese.
Fourth Race — Fervor, Judge Stfeadman, Rob-
ert Bonner.

Fifth Race— Shuttlecock, Percy, Timorah.
Sixth Race— Azure, Cavespring, Dawn.

NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

670

.665

.640

.655

.655

.680

.650

.685

Probabilities: Weather clear; track heavy.
First Race — 7-8 Mile.

4-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses Age Wt Hdcp.

(4735)Elsie Barnes 4.... 100

4735 Ferris Hartman 5 — 100

4750 Necedah 6 .... 103

46063 High Test 7 — 105

47692 Pete Kitchen 5 — 105

(4767)Carrie Lyle 6 .... 106

(4789) Hums 4.... 108

(4717)First Ward 8 .... 108

Second Race— 1 Mile.

4-year-olds and upward. Selling.

4273 Masterpiece — , 4 — 95 605

47862Russella 4.... 100 550

47.53 Oreusa 4 — 100 575

4750 L. T. Caton 4 .... 102 480

4430 Ettarre 6 — 104 .510

47873Dorothy III 5 .... 104 610

4789 Hibernia Queen 7 — 104 .520

4769 Swordsman 4 . . . 105 .580

4789 Gioja 4 — 105 .500

(4772) Jim Hogg 7 — 106 550

(46.58) Pert 5.... 106 490

4787 Rush Fields 4 — 107 .565

47722Fred Barr 5 — 109 .545

4.576 Liew Anna 4... 110 .580

47502Mount Washington 4 — 117 545

Third Race— 1 1-16 Miles.
3-year-olds. Selling.

47.52 Udah 94 550

4645 Laura May 96 .585

47672Corelli 100 ?550

4767 Chiffon 101 .545

4730 The Doctor. 103 570

4521 Maltese 103 .560

4751 Mr. Easton 105 575

4643 Globe II 109 610

Fourth Race — 1 Mile.

4-year-olds and upward. Handicap.

YV

4751 Mitt Boyken

4786 Ben Walker

.... 4.

. . . . . . .
...92 ....

, . . 685

.... 3.

...93 ....

...600

4606 Alva

.... 6.

...94 ....

..640

47512 Judge Steadman

.... 6.

...97 ....

...725

47692*Pete Kitchen

.... 5.

...98 ....

...720

4788 Albert S

...98 ....

...715

4753 Evaline

.... 4.

. . . 100 ...

...705

47872Robert Bonner

.... 4.

...104 ...

...695

(4788) Fervor

*W. E. Fielding entry,

.... 4.

...105 ...

. . .755

Fifth Race—

3-4 Mile.

4-year-olds and upward.

Selling.

4772 Minnie Price

.... 4.

... 95 ...

...510

4713 Judge Bryant

.... 4.

...97 ...

...520

4606 Timorah

.... 4.

...100 ...

4609 Tommy Rutter

.... 8.

...100 ...

...515

4604 A1 Kyris

.... 4.

...102 ...

4770 Annaheim

.... 5.

...103 ...

. . . 595

4452 Virgie Dixon

5.

...103 ...

...500

4749 Shuttlecock

.... 5.

...103 ...

47493 Nover

.... 5.

...105 ...

...585

4734 Robinson

.... 5.

...105 ...

...560

4713 Nero

... .10.

...105 ...

4626 Stanza

5.

...105 ...

...535

47353 Percy

.... 8.

...108 ...

. . -580

Sixth Race-

-1 Mile.

4-year-olds and upward.

Selling.

47902Dawn

.... 4.

...93 ...

. . . 655

4732 Gallile

4.

...93 ...

...660

4771 Jim Conway

.... 4.

... 95 ...

...670

46803Ovation

7.

... 97 ...

...600

4735 Gracie C

... 97 ...

...610

4790 Dr. Simpson 4 — 99 625

4735 Cavespring 7 — 99 690

4753 Gammadion 4 — 100 680

4772 Azure 4.... 100 550

4556 Pirate 6 — 101 5.50

(4713) Jack Hayes 4.... 102 620

4733 L W 4.... 102 660

4435 Teeta May 7 — 104 645

4712 Little Ocean 4 .... 105 620

4735 Galgo 4 — 105 600

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Start good. W on in a mild drive. Satyr is a good colt. He won on his class after being
interfered with on the first and stretch turns. Marplot ran his race. He was lucky and raav be
tabbed as improving. Go To Bed was shut off on first aud home bends. He was not well ridden
either. L^henzollern ran a dull race, though interfered with on the first turn and in the back
stretch. Ballister showed some early speed. So did York before the melee in which he fell It
caused Cromwell to be pulled up.

Scratched— Bonito, 9.5; Mistral II, 103; Don Clarencio, 103.

47 D(T

Purse $400. 3-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind Horses

(4667)LI^fOCir
47413SAN VENADO

Wt St

Str Fiu Jockeys

Owners

113

113

(4741)M W’DF’RD FILLY104
4633 MEL. BURNHAM 109

2U 22 2i m T Sloan
32 31 i 36 22 Thorpe
1^ 13 114 33 H Martin
4 4 4 4 Conley

O H L C

W E Applegate Jr 1-2 1-2 2-5 9-2Uj
E J Baldwin 4 5 4 4

W B Jenniugs&Co3 4 3 4

J Cochran 30 40 30 40

^ Time, 25, .501, 1 :03, 1 :154, 1 :4H.

Winner— Br. c,^ by Logic— Blue Stocking.

Start good. W’on very easily. Linstock outclassed his field. If he has a soft spot it is that
ot weight carrying. Venado ran his race, likes a route and is game. Miss Woodford filly is fast,,
but may be weak on distance. If she is, she ran her race. Burnham ran for a beaten allowance^
Scratched— W atom ba, 108.

NEW ORLEANS FORM CHART.

NEW ORLEANS, LA., March 28.— Fourth day. New Louisiana Jockey Club.

Spring Meeting. Weather rainy ; track muddy.

Presiding Judge, Col. R. W. Simmons. Starter, C. J. Fitzgerald.

Racing starts at 2 ;30 p.m.

4 ^ O PI FIRST RACE— 3-4 Mile. Purse $250! 3-year-olds and upward. Maidens
t C y Allowances.

Horses

Ind

4658"A N N IE COOK
4574 SCORNFUL
45743SURVEYOR
4699 MC MILL AN
47133SWIFT
4574 DEPOSIT
4713 BLEAKMORE
4608 TRANQUILITY
4348 BELLE LKNORE
4730 WATSON REBEL

Winner— B. f, 4, by Jack Hardy— Bessie Davis.

Post 8 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second cleverly. Annie Cook made a runaway raca
of it. Scornful was closing fast at the end but could never get up. Watson Rebel had no speed
McMillan finished strong,

Scratched— Pal, 105.

Overweights— Watson Rebel , 2 i pounds.

Wt

St

Vi

%

StrFin

Jockeys

Owners

0

H

L

C

98

3

13

14

12

12

Lines

H T Batchelor

8

15

8

15

105

1

24

28

26

28

Gilmore

J Mellbusch

3

31

3

16-5>

105

5

4nk 33

34

35

Barrett

J A Johnson

3

31

3

3

105'

9

7

7

7

4nk

Sullivan

Marsh & Howard 10

10

8

8

111

4

5h

41

41

51

Overton

J A Lynch & Co

4

6

4

5

103

7

62

61

61

6h

L Smith

W Cooper

6

15

6

12

100

2

32

5nk

51

7

C Clay

W H Smith

20

30

20

25

103

8

9

9

8

8

Guitiers

J W Howell

6

10

6

10

98 10

10

10

9

9

Thompson

H W Newman

8

15

8

15

1021 6

8

8

10

10

McMillan

Odell & Watson

3

4

3

4

4786 SECOND RACE— 7-8 Mile. Purse $250. 3-year-oids aud upward. Allowances.
In(T

Horses

46952TOLE SIMMONS 101 5
4732 RUSSELLA 110 3

4146 W’RANG. DUCHESS 100 6
45863BEN WALKER 974 4
(4730)ADOWA 105 1

4624 TERRAMIE ^ 108 2

Wt St ^ H M StrFin Jockeys

Owners

Barrett J & F G refer

Frost W Mohr

Thompson A B McGinnis

O H L C

4-5 4-5 3 5 7-10'
12 12 12 12
15 15
2 5

4 4

10 20

30

10

25 14 14 13

514 55 3 ke 25

IH 23 22 3i

41 31 43 48 L Smfih J W O’Neal
3 h 4 h 54 55 Sullivan D J Honan

6 6 6 6 Southard J H Smith

Time, 26. 514, 1:18, 1:324.

Winner— B. g, 3, by King Galop— W^e Wa.

Post 6 minutes. Start good. Wou easily ; second well in hand. Tole Simmons was under a
stout pull all the way. Adowa had no speed and ran a poor race. Ben Walker could not extend
himself in the going. Wrangling Duchess had speed, but weakened when pinched.

Scratched— Ferris Hartman, 105; Hats Off, 104; Headlight, 118.

Overweights— Ben Walker, 34 pound^.

4787

THIRD RACE — 1 Mile. Purse $250. 4-year*olds and upward. Selling.

Ind Horses

Wt

St

H

M StrFin

Jockeys

Owners

0 H

L

C

4732 ABC

112

5

61

5»

615 33 12

Snell

J S Brannon

2 21

2

47513ROBERT BONNER

107

3

3nk

23

11 11 21

Barrett

C J Garrison & Co 8-5 8 5 8-5 7-.5

(4750)DOROTHY HI

105

2

21

33

2 h 22 32

Sullivan

C J Kelly

8-5 2

8-5

2

4769 RUSH FIELDS

105

6

42

41

4nk 030 48

Guitiers

J Charles

15 20

15

20

3929 RED

99

1

51

612 511 51 56

Newcom

E Fitzgerald

15 30

15

25

4578 BOMBARDON

108

4

11

IH

34 4 h 040 Gatewood

Mrs W W Lyles

15 30

15

20

4772 HILL BILLY

96

7

7

7

7 7 7

Frost

J Stephenson

10 20

10

20 :

Time, 271, 521, 1 :20, 1 :461.

Winner- Blk. h. 5, by Culprit— Hattie O’Fallon.

Off at first break to a good start. Won easily ; second driving. Robert Bonner could not
extend himself. Dorothy III hung on gamely but could not get up. A. B. C. came away without
an effort. Bombardon ran well for three-quarters. A. B. C. was suited by the going.

Scratched— Amber Glints, 100; L. T. Caton, 101; Mount Washington, 105; Jim Hogg, 105;
Fasig, 105; High Test, 109; K. C., 108; Royal Choice, 108.

4788

FOURTH RACE — 7-8 Mile. Purse $250. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap

Ind

Horses

(4770)FERVOR
4770 ELSIE BRAMBLE
(4751)WHAT NEXT
47703BRIGHTON
4659 ALBERT S

Wt St H ^ Str P’in Jockeys

Owners

O H L C

Gilmore Benson, Arth’r&Col

C (3lay W H Roller 10

Thompson C H Williams 2

Dupee Mrs W W Lyles 4

L Smith W H Laird 4

3-5 7-10
10 12

3 214 224 14 lU D

1 11 14 23 23 23

4 5 3kk 33 35 35

2 31 44 414 41 44

5 44 5 5 5 5

Time, 26, 514, 1 :17i, 1 :301.

Winner— Ch. c, 4, by Fonso— Bettie Blaise.

Off at first break. Start good. Won easily; second and third doing their best. Fervor was
under a pull all the way. What Next did not like the going. Albert S had no speed. Elsie
Bramble showed a liking for the mud and ran a good race.

Scratched— Globe 11,91; Pete Kitchen, 95; Glenmoyne, 109; J A Gray, 116.

4789

FIFTH RACE— 1 1-lG Miles. Purse $250. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind

Horses

47533HURNS 105 4

4733 LULA FRY 104 5

47142ELYRIA 102 3

4772 JOHN SULLIVAN 102 9

4772 C C RUMRILL 106 1

4772 GIOJA 105 7

4733 LA MOORE 104 8

47723HIS BROTHER 106 10

47333SERF 106 6

4681 HIBERNIA QUEEN 104 2

Wt St H H ^ StrFin Jockeys

Owners

O H L C

13 Barrett
26 Southard
33 Lynch
48 Peterman
51 Gilmore
6 nk Sullivan

7 Thompson S L James

8 L Smith M Wynn

9 Dupee Short Bros
10 C (5lay J S Williams

F E Gardner
Fry & Skaggs
W C Hutchinson
W (!) Fessenden
D W Kelly
M J Mclnerny

3

8~o 8— 1>
25 -iO

4h 4^

Time, 2.54, 514, 1 :18, 1 :46, 1 :524.

Winner— B. c, 4, by Lewis Clark— Moonlight.

Post 4 minutes. Start good. Won eased up ; second driving. Hums won all the way. Lula
Fry was hard ridden all through the stretch. Elyria tired at the end. It was a three horse race
throughout. Serf’s race was far below par. Throw it out. His Brother, too, can do better.
Scratched— Tago, 102.

4790

SIXTH RACE— 1 1-lG Miles. Purse $250. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind Horses

Wt St

% StrFin

Jockeys

Owners

0

H

L

C

4753 COLONEL GAY

100

4

21

311 IH 11

12

Dupee

T A Cook

2

21

2

21

4734 DAWN

95

2

44

IH

24 24

24

Holden

C H Carmichael

5

5

3

31

4771 LEASEMAN

104

6

511 52

54 41

31

Guitiers

Smith & Becker

3

7

3

6

4771 DR SIMPSON

101

3

8

8

6nk 55

44

Dugan

Mason & Reeves

30

50

30

40

4749 ORAL

1031

5

3nk

44

3 nk 34

58

Sullivan

Donohue&Farrell 6

8

3

6

4575 CLXN CAMPBELL

104

7

7

7

7 61

62

Southard

Horton & Ross

20

30

20

30

4772 BRIGGS

97

8

6"

6h

8 7

7

Thompson C V Faut

8

25

8

20

4749 HESSVILLE

97

1

11

2h

43 8

8

CClay

John Brenock

5

6

5

6

4767 ANNIE TEUTON

95

9

9

9

9 9

9

Newcom

M H Healey

15

15

10

10

Time, 254, 514, 1 :184, 1 :464, 1 :53.

Winner— Blk. c, 4, by Tom Paxton— Lillie V.

Off at first break to a good start. Won easily; second and third doing their best. Colonel
Gay came away without an effort at the end. Dawn tired in the run home. Oral went to pieces
in the final furlong. Leaseman finished strong. Watch him.

Scratched— Azure, 100; A1 Miles, 101; Ellsmere, 101.

Overweights— Oral, 34 pounds.*

ELKTON FORM CHART.

ICLKTON, MI)., March 28.— Twelfth day. Elkton Raciog Association. Spring Meeting.
Weather cloudy ; track heavy.

Presiding Judge, W. H. May. Starter, Andy Burns.

Racing starts at 2 :30 p. m.

4797

FIRST RACE— 4 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $100. 3-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind

Horses

wt St H y»

StrFin Jockeys

Owners

O H L C

4710 CHECKERS 109

4497 PARK SLOPE 109

4497 ELMA H 109

3174 TORII 112

4.768 CHARMEUSE 107

(4706) TOM MY FAHEY 112

4710 LADY LINDEN 109

♦CUSH 112

(4497)CRAYON 109

4029 CHARITY 107

♦Formerly Henry Price.
Winner— B. g, by Sir Modred-
Post 25 minutes. Start poor.

31 3 ti 21 1 ^ A Dorsey

44 41 41 2h Ellis

21 2" 31 31 Narvaez

.7h 54 51 42 Lynch

6" 7 7 51 Coudrier

11 11 IH 64 Nelson

7 6kk 64 7 Madison

8 8 8 8 Campbell

Left at the post. Nostrand

Left at the post. Higgins

Time, 26i, 531, 1 :024.
Loto.

Won easily.

J McCauley
G C Gray
M J Allen
Suffolk Stable
W L Maupin
G Brown
G Blake

R Harris 4

Smith & Nostrand2
Langdon Stable 20

6

4

4

8 5
10

10

10

6

24

3

4761 Sandowne

10

4

8

4707'^ Benefactor

6..

..115

8

4

6

4801 P'oundliDg

6..

.115

3

8-5 3

(4765) Beau Bruramel...

4..

.112

12

10

12

4636 Too Much Johnson

i 10..

.112

20

4

20

4707 Claude Hill

..112

3

2

24

4801 Will Fonso

6..

.112

50

20

40

4746 Marie Lovell

11..

..110

(4711)Issie 0

4784 Cake Walk

4..

..110

Tommy Fahey stopped as if he had been slugged

at the end. Was evidently short. Torii will do better next time, Elma H was worn down and
outgamed at the finish.

Overweights— Park Slope, 2 pounds; Elma H, 2; Lady Linden ,

SECOND RACE— 3-4 Mile. Purse $100. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

4798

Ind

Horses

Wt St H H Str Fin Jockeys

Owners

O II L C

(4747)NANTUCKET 115 1

4783 PENN BROOK 118 3

(4766)CUBA 110 8

4637 NELLIE S 113 7

4747 DORIAN 114 2

4693 PHAEDRA 110 6

IH 11 16 14 Madison

31 34 31 2» Asburn

44 41 41 3h Patton

6« 61 62 41 Ellis

23 21 2“ 54 Neary

7 7 7 61 Murphy

54 51 5« 7

8

Jersey Stable 7-5 7-5 4-5 1
Pleasant Val Stbl 4 8 4 7

6
8

8 8 8

Narvaez

Houlahan

47833BESS1E BR’WNING 113 4
4764 OLD AGE 115 5 .

Time, 27i, 56,1:221.
Winner— B. g, 5, by Long Taw— Fresh Start.

Post 19 minutes. Start poor. Won easily. Dorian quit as
second with an even break. Nellie S made up a lot of ground.

Scratched— William Penn, 115; Finnwater, 113.

Overweights— Dorian, 2 pounds.

G Callahan
Manor Stable
J Conlin
Suffolk Stable
T Nichols
J M Triplett

8

8 5

10 3
20 6 15
8 4 6

5

3

6

4

10 20 10 15

if short. Cuba would have been
Brow ning was short, too.

4799

THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile. Purse $100. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind Horses

Wt

St H

H

%

StrFin

Jockeys

Owners

0

H

L

C

4745 BERNARDE

109

9

62

44

32

IH

Madison

G White

2

2

1

6 5

4674 BELMONT

109

4

41

21

22

24

Ellis

T O’Brien

6

8

6

6

47252 ONNALEE

107

3

24

Ink 11

310 A Dorsey

G Blake

4

12

4

10

4638 DUCKADOO

109

7

9

6h

61

44

C Hueston L Cahn

4

10

4

8

47253N1CK JOHNSON

109

6

7

8

8

54

Campbell

J M Newman

4

12

4

10

ARTHUR FR’LANDIOO

8

5«

7

7

61

McDermottA Freeland

6

25

6

20

4709 CADIZ

110

1

12

32

41

7

Houlahan

Greenville Stable

5

10

5

8

4725 WINDGALE

109

2

34

54

5«

8

Narvaez

J B Stansbury

4

8

4

6

47822KING HERO

109

5

8

Bled.

Nelson

W S Smith

3

5

3

5

Time, 271, 554, 1 :264.

Winner— B. h, 5, by Volante— Cora Belle.

Start good. Won driving. Narvaez rode Windgale vilely. Bernarde was much the best and
w’ell ridden, too. Duckadoo had no speed first part. Onnalee had a lot of speed, but weakened
at the end. Cadiz was short and unlucky.

Scratched— Bettie Hill, 107.

Overweights- Cadiz, 3 pounds; Windgale, 2.

4800

Ind

FOURTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. Purse $100. 3-year-oids and upward. Allowances.

Horses

47802 GOULD
4766 IMPRESS
4746 SALVOR
4672 RENAUD
47633HUMMING BIRD
4729 BELVINA
47103MOOYER
4670 TATTLESOME
4763 GOLD SPEC
4762 NEVADA BOY

Wt

St

StrFin

Jockeys

Owners

0

H

L

C

112

3

14

13

16

16

Narvaez

Clover Stable

1

1

4-5

9-]

115

8

52

41

23

2^

Ellis

M Morris

5

8

5

7

115

9

8

7

44

36

Madison

Jersey Stable

5

7

5

6

115

4

6»

51

31

414 Nelson

W Thorpe

4

6

4

5

115

7

7

64

51

52

Campbell

G C Gray

8

20

8

15

116

1

9

9

7

6h

McKenzie

M Richardson

5

12

5

10

104

2

41

3^ >f 61

7

McDermottC Douglass

5

6

5

6

112

6

3nk

8

8

8

C Hueston

Winter Stable

10

30

10

25

113 10

10

10

9

9

A Dorsey

Gold Star Stable

10

20

10

15

117

5

2h

21

10

10

Thomas

Klondike Stable

10

15

10

12

Winner— B. c, 4, by Eolus— Lady (

Post 35 minutes. Start poor. Won in a gallop,
made up a a lot of ground. Humming Bird’s saddle
showed a lot of speed.

Overweights— Belvina, 3 pounds; Nevada Boy, 2.

Time, 274, 554, 1 :24.

Grace.

Navada Boy ran out on stretch turn. Salvor
girth broke. Mooyer was short. Impress

4801

FIFTH RACE — 3-4 Mile. Purse $1(X). 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind Horses

Wt St

H

%

Str Fin

Jockeys

Owners

0

H

L

C

4636 DESPAIR

110 3

12

13

13

11

Asburn

Pleasant Val Stbl 7 5 8 5 7-5 8-5

46733PRINCE POTOMAC 107 1

21

21

23

2^

Narvaez

Potomac Stable

4

4

4

4

46912TELEGRAM

no 4

64

61

42

33

Madison

Prospect Stable

6

8

6

6

4550 FOUNDLING

113 2

3h

3h

34

41

McDermottG Mansfield

5

5

5

5

4690 FIRST LIGHT

108 6

41

4nk

; 5h

54

Donnelly

Point Breeze Stbl 5

12

5

10

4708 J. J. WHITTINGT’N 110 5

7

7

61

61

Champ

T I Dean

5

15

5

10

4728 WILL FONSO

no 7

54

5h

7

7

Ellis

Smith & Nostrand 5

12

5

10

Time, 271, 56, 1 :254.

Winner— B. g, 7, by Emperor— Desire.

Start good. Won easily. Telegram was pocketed on the first turn, but came again and was
gaining on the leaders at the end. Will Fonso was short. Light had much speed. Whittington
was short.

Scratched— Callibee, 113; Vent, 110; Hiddenite, 110.

4802

SIXTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. Purse $100. 4-year-oias ana upward. Allowances.

Ind

Horses

Wt St V4 H ^ Str.Fin Jockeys

Owners

O H L C

4766 DUTCH BLUSTER 109 3 11 14 V

47613TUTOR 109 5 5i 43 31 2«

3925 LUDWIGITE 112 2 32 33 2i 34

4727 CHARLEY B 109 7 6i 64 4i 44

4690 SPRITE 112 6 4» 51 51 5i

47083GRACEFUL 111 4 23 24 6nk 6i

4708 RECOVER 107 8 8 7 7 7

4670 EDNA BENNETT 111 1 7 8 8 8

Time, 274, 554, 1 :25.
-Mentmore.

Nelson T Butler 3

Donnelly G Webb 2

Lynch Flakewcod Stable2
ElJis J W Jones 4

A Dorsey Hill Top Stable 4
C Hueston West Point Stbl 4
Higgins Iron Hill Stable 10
Chevalier J Wilson 8

8-5 2
7-5 8 5
2 5

Winner— B. g, 7, by Brag
Start good. Won handily. It was a drive for the place. Charley B made up ground through
out. Graceful stopped when pinched. Sprite stumbled. Tutor closed strong. Ludwigite has
some speed.

Scratched— Ventanna, 109; Brown Fonso, 109.

Overweights- Graceful, 4 pounds; Edna Bennett, 4.

ELKTON FORM.

Philadelphia, Pa., March 28.— 'The form of
Tuesday’s Elkton fields is :

First Race— Imperial, Barytone III, Flash V.
Second Race— Blue Jay, Arian, Leporello.
Third Race— Too Much Johnson, Issie O,
Marie Lovell.

Fourth Race — Glover Yendig, Full Speed,
Cashier II.

Fifth Race— Leonidas, Tim Hurst, Irish Lass.
Sixth Race — Pleasant Smiles, Willie G, Dr.
Jones.

ELKTON ENTRIES.

Probabilities: Weather clear; track good.
First Race- 4 1-2 Furlongs.

4-y ear-bids and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Age

Wgt.

4689 Barytone III

4...

. 115

46893lmperial

5...

.115

43002 W G Harding

6...

.112

4709 Congo Dick

9...

.112

4692 Salesman

4...

.112

46913Flash V

4...

.112

.3393 Ostracized

4...

.110

4742 Dorcas L

6...

.110

4228 Mildred D

5...

.110

(4782)Periodical

4...

.110

.545
.547
.540
.537
. 535
.542
.538
.530
.530
.537

Second Race — 3-4 Mile.

4-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

4802 Brown Fonso 4 109

3583 Hopeful 5 109

4302 Silver Bill 6 109

4744 Blue Jay 8 109

46.57 Arian 5 109

4766 Leporello 6 109

4616 Little (Jliff’ 5 109

4765 Lady Frances 6 ... 107

4707 Helen T 4 107

4690 Shade 4 107

Third Race — 4 1-2 Furlongs.

4-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

.525

525

.537

.545

540

.... .538

......533

.... .536

......520

.520

. 535
..540
..525
..545
..555
.525
. 530
..547
.550
.530

Fourth Race — 3-4 Mile.

4-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

4783 W^hippany 5 115

4637 Jonah White 4 115

4672 Full Speed 4 115

4781 Jackene 5.... 112 ....

(4761)Glover Vendig 5 112

(4764)Cashier II 5.... 112 ....

4779 A. B. Dade 6 .... 112 ....

4781 Susie Hawze 4 110

(4673)Kassala 4 110

4747 Belle Fowler 6 110

FifthiRace— 4 1-2 Furlongs.
4-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

4766 Little Jim 6 .... 112 ....

4727 Leonidas 5 112

4724 Tim Hurst 4. .. 112 ....

4709 Scio 4.... 112 ....

4728 Advance 6 112

4227 Comedian 5 112

4656 Vick 11. ...110 ....

45522 Bettie Hall 4. ...110 ....

(3833)Irish Lass 5 110

(4707) Bird of Freedom 4 110

Sixth Race- 7-8 Mile.

4-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

4763 Metropolis 6 112

4480 Bronston 6 112

4761 New York 7 112

47652 Willie G 6 .... 112 ....

4766 Dr Jones 7 112

4802 Charley B 8 .... 112 ....

4761 Vermont Bradford 5 112

4764 Beloved 5.... 110 532

4745 Pleasant Smiles 5 110 540

4801 First Light 6 .... 110 530

. 547
.545
.552
.548
.555
.550
.545
.543
.540
.538

INGLESIDE FORM.

San Francisco, Cal., March 28.— The form of
Tuesday’s Ingleside fields is:

First Race— Humidity, Winifred, Toluca.
Second Race— Leo Vertner, Chilcoot Pass,
Gold Scratch.

Third Race— Satyr, Mamie G, Tulare.

Fourth Race— Geyser, Fleur de Lis, Rubicon.
Fifth Race— The Plutocrat, Rosormonde, Yule
Sixth Race— Free Lady, Midian, Daisy F.

INGLESIDE ENTRIES.

Hdcp.

......640

.f/..675

......625

.].... 665

635

.660

Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast.

First Race — 1-2 Mile.

2-year-old fillies. Allowances
Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree Wt.

4648 Ocorona 105

4700nVinifred 105

Anne Page, ch. f, by St. Carlo

—Miss Annie 108

4755 Practice 108

(4755)Toluca Ill

(4700) La Parasseuse Ill

42043Amoltepec Ill

47383Humidity Ill ..^.670

Second Race — 4 1-2 Furlongs.

2-year-olds. Selling. ^

4700 Zacatosa 108 ..

4773 Prince Will 108 ..

Chilcoot Pass, ch. g, by For-
ester-Wavelet 109 ..

(4594)Leo Vertner 109 .1

4773 San Laredo 112

47552 G 0 M Scratch 112

Third Race— 1 1-4 Miles.
4-year-olds and upward. Selling.

4705 Twinkle Twink 4 .... 100 630

47583MamieG 5.... 104 640

(4758) Lode Star 4. ...105 650

47582Fort Augustus 4 105

4686 Don Clarencio 4 105

4686 Little Cripple; 7 106

4740 Song <fe Dance 7 106

(47,39)Tulare 4.... 108

4758 Benamela 5 109

(4795)Satyr 4 111

47392Claudius 7.... 112

Fourth Race -7-8 Mile.

4-year-olds and upward. Allowance

4667 Fleur de Lis 4 110 750

47603 Paul Griggs 4.... 110 .r^..735

47742Rubicon 7.... 113

7494 Salisbury II 5 113

(4423)Geyser 4 115

Fifth Race-1 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

.1....650

630

fy....645

670

625

......648

.].... 645

668

.. .,..638
675
665

725
...600
.V..740

4646 Scintillate 3 82

4491 Yule 3.... 82

4720 Niihau 3.... 82

4664 Approbation 3 — 84

47542Suscol 3 — ^

47203Twinkler 3 — 87

4741 Rosormonde 3 — 89

4736 Rafaela 4.... 96

47593Atticus II 4 98

4791 Stentor 4 — 98

3591 Major Hooker 3 99

4685 Capt. Rees 9 102

4795 Outgo 6 .... 102

4686 Paul Pry 6 105

4701 The Plutocrat 4 108

4756 Zaraida 4 108

..V...6

.625

.665

.625

.625

.655

..670

.625

..630

..628

..658

..600

..610

..650

.675

.600

Sixth Race—

7-8 Mile.

3-year-olds.

Selling.

4737 Free Lady

...668

47232 Watomba

. . . .670

(4754)Bonnie lone

(4718)Daisy F

. . ..665

4629 Little Alarm

.... 640

4595 Donator

652

46873Don Luis

. . . .658

4778 Prince Blazes

103 . .

....625

4687 Charles Lebel ‘

. . ..648

4610 Magnus

....625

46103prompto

4382 The Dipper

....625

4527 Ping

....645

47783Bonito

....660

4741 Applejack

....600

4792 Blarueystono

....630

47782Midian

....675

Principal Foreign Events of 1898.

Great Metropolitan April 19

City and Suburban April 20

Two Thousand Guineas April 27

One Thousand Guineas April 29

French Derby May 19

Derby May 25

Oaks May 27

Grand Prize of Paris June 5

Ascot W’eek June 14 to 18

Goodwood Stakes July 27

Doncaster St. Leger September 7

Cesarewitch October 12

Cambridgeshire October 26

Manchester November Handicap. .November 26

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Montana’s 1898 Racing: Carnival...

FIFTY-EIGHT DAYS CONTINUOUS RACING.

TWENTY THOROUGHBRED STAKES. $23,500 GUARANTEED IN VALUE.

2| DAYS^T BUTTE ... ^7 D A YSjS,T ANACONDA . . .

Butte Horsemen’s Association. July 2 to Aug. 6. " * Anaconda Racing Association. Aug. II to Sept. 10. ,

THE MONTANA DERBY— $3,500. For 3-
year-olds (foals of 1895.) Entrance .$15. $100 ad-
ditional to start. Guaranteed value .$2,.500, of
which $3.50 to seQond and $1.50 to third. Colts to
carry 1^ lbs. ; geldings 119 lbs. ; fillies 117 lbs.
To be run at Butte, Saturday, July 2. One mile
and a quarter.

THE DALY STAKES— $3,000. For 3-year-
olds (foals of 1895.) Entrance $10, $75 additional
to start. Guaranteed value $2,000, of which ,$300
to second and $200 to third. Colts to carry 122
lbs.; geldings (at time of starting) 119 lbs.; til-
lies 117 lbs. The winner of the Montana Derby
to carry 5 lbs. extra. Those that have not won
a 3-year-old race worth $1,(XX) allowed 7 lbs.;
maidens 10 lbs. ; maidens beaten three times at
Butte 15 lbs. To be run on the first day of meet-
ing at Anaconda. One mile and an eighth.

THE YOUNG MISS STAKES— $1,000. For
fillies two years old. Entrance $10, .$30 addi-
tional to start. Guaranteed value .$1,000, of
which $200 to second and $1C0 to third. Maidens
allowed 5 lbs.; beaten maidens 7 lbs.; beaten
maidens that have not been placed one, two,
three 10 lbs. To be run at Butte, Monday, July
4. Four furlongs. .

THE MONTANA HOTEL STAKES-$1,000.
For fillies two years old. Entrance $10, .$30 addi-
tional to start. Guaranteed value $1,000, of
which $200 to second and $1C0 to third. Winners
of a sweepstakes to carry 3 lbs. extra. Allow-
ances : Non-winners of a sweepstakes that have
Hot won three races 3 lbs., two races 5 lbs.,
maidens 10 lbs., and if any of such have not
been placed in a sweepstakes 3 lbs. additional.
To be run at Anaconda. Four and a half fur-

^tSe last chance STAKES-$1,000. For
fillies two yeai*s old. Entrance $10, $30 addi-
tional to start. Guaranteed value $1,000, of
which $200 to second $100 to third. Winners of
a sweepstakes to become ineligible and to have
entrance money refunded. Non-winners of three
races allowed 5 lbs. ; of two races, if never placed
second in a sweepstakes 8 lbs. ; maidens that
have never been placed in a sweepstakes 12 lbs.
To be run latter part of Anaconda meeting.
Five furlongs.

THE BITTER ROOT STAKES-$1,000. For

2-year-olds. Entrance .$10, .$30 additional to
start. Guaranteed value $1,0()0, of which .$200 to
second and $100 to third. To be run at Butte,

V Saturday, .July 9. Four furlongs.

THE SILVER BOW STAKES-$1,000. For
2-year-olds. Entrance .$10, .$30 additional to
start. Guaranteed value .$1,000, of which $200 to
second and .$100 to third. Winners of a stake
race of the value of .$1000 to carry 3 lbs. extra ;
two of any value or one of $2,000, 5 lbs. extra.
Tliree of any value 7 lbs. extra. Maidens allowed
3 lbs.; beaten. maidens 5 lbs. Those that have
started twice and have not been placed, 7 lbs.
To be run at Butte. Four and a half furlongs.

THE NORTHWESTERN HANDICAP-
$1,000. A handicap for 2-year-olds. Entrance
$10, $30 additional for horses not declared by 5
p.m. of day before the race. Guaranteed value
$1,000, of which .$200 to second and $100 to third.
Weights to be announced two days before race.
Winners after weights are announced to carry 5
lbs. penalty. Starters after weights are an-
nounced, that fail to be placed one, two, three,
allowed 5 lbs. To be run at Butte. Five and a
half furlongs.

THE DEER LODGE STAKES-$1,000. For
2-year-olds. Entrance .$10, .$30 additional to
start. Guaranteed value .$1,000, of which .$200
to second and .$100 to tlfird. Winners of a stake
race of the value of $1,000 to carry 3 lbs extra ;
two of any value 5 lbs. extra ; three of any value
7 lbs. extra; beaten maidens allowed 5 lbs.:
those that have started and not been placed
allowed 7 lbs. ; those that have started twice at
the Anaconda and Butte meetings and have not
been placed, 10 lbs. To be run at Anaconda.
Five furlongs.

TriE OGDEN STAKES— $1,000. For 2-year-
olds. Entrance $10, .$30 additional for starters.
Guaranteed value $1,000, of which $200 to second
and .$100 to third. VVinners of a stake, or win-
ners of two races of any value 3 lbs. extra ; of
three races 5 lbs. extra. Maidens allowed 5 lbs. ;
beaten maidens 8 lbs. ; maidens that have
started at the Butte and Anaconda meetings
and have not been placed 10 lbs. To be run at
Anaconda. Five and a half furlongs.

THE YELLOWSTONE HANDICAP-$1,000.
A handicap for 2-year-olds and 3-year-olds (foals

of 1896 and 1895). Entrance $10, $30 additional
for horses not declared by 5 i).m. of day before
the race. Guaranteed value .$1,000, of which .$200
to second and $100 to third. Weights to be
announced two days before the race. Winners
after weights are announced to carry 5 lbs. pen-
alty. To be run latter part of Butte meeting.
Six furlongs.

THE RAVALLI SELLING STAKES-$1,000.
For 3-year-olds. Entrance $10, $30 additional to
start. Guaranteed value .$1,0(X), of which .$200
to second and .$100 to third. Winner to be sold
at auction for .$2,000. If entered to be sold for
$1,.500 to carry 115 lbs. ; if for $1,000, 108 lbs. ; if
for .$.500, 100 lbs. Sex allowance. Winners after
the closing of this stake of three races of any
value, or of one worth .$1,000, to carry 5 lbs. extra ;
of five of any value, or one worth .$2,000, to carry 7
lbs. extra. Starters, with selling price, to be nam-
ed through entry box at the hour for closing on
day before race. To be run at Anaconda. One mile

THE SILVER CITY HANDICAP - $1,500.
A handicap for 3-year-olds and upward. En-
trance .$10, $.50 additional for horses not declared
by 5 p.m. Saturday, July 2. Guaranteed value
.$i,.500, of which .$2.50 to second and $1.50 to third.
Weights to be announced Thursday, June 30_.
Winners after weights are announced to carry 5
lbs. penalty. To be run at Butte, Monday, July
4. One mile and a quarter.

THE COPPER CITY HANDICAP-$1,500.
A handicap for 3-year-olds and upward. En-
trance $10, $.50 additional for horses not declared
by 5 p.m. of day before the race. Guaranteed
value .$1,500, of which .$250 to second and $1.50 to
third. Weiglits to be announced three days before
the race. Winners after weights are announced
to carry 5 lbs. penalty. To be run at Anaconda.
One mile and a quarter.

THE BUTTE SELLING STAKES-$1,000.
For all ages. Entrance $10, .$:i0 additional to
start. Guaranteed value .$1,000, of which .$200
to second and .$100 to third. The winner to be
sold at auction for $3,000. If for less, 1 lb. al-
lowed for each .$250 to $1..500; then 1 lb. for each
$100 to $.500. Starters with selling price to be
named through entry box at the hour for clos-
ing on day preceding the race. To be run at
Butte. Seven furlongs.

THE WEST SIDE HANDICAP-$1,000. A
handicap for all ages. Entrance $10, .$^10 addi-
tional for horses not declared by 5 p.m. of day
before the race. Guaranteed value $1,000, of
which .$200 to second and $100 to third. Weights
to be announced two days before the race. Win-
ners after weights are announced to carry 5 lbs.
penalty. To be run at Butte. One mile and an

^^Ihe anaconda HANDICAP-$1,000. a
handicap for all ages. Entrance $10, .$^30 addi-
tional for horses not declared by 5 p.m. of day
before the race. Guaranteed value $1,000, of
which .$200 to second and $100 to third. Weights
to be announced two days before the race. Win-
ners after weights are announced to carry 5 lbs.
penalty. To be run at Anaconda. One mile.

THE SMELTERMEN’S HANDICAP-$1,000.
A handicap for all ages. Entrance $10, .$.30 addi-
tional for horses not declared by 5 p.m. of day
before the race. Guaranteed value $1,000, of
which .$200 to second and .$100 to third. Weights
to be announced two days before the race. Win-
ners after weights are announced to carry 5 lbs.
penalty. To be run at Anaconda. Five and a
half furlongs.

THE HOT TIMES STAKES-$1,000. For
all ages. Entrance .$10, $30 additional to start.
(Guaranteed value .$1,000, of which $200 to second
and $100 to third. Two-year-olds to carry 90 lbs. ;
three-year-olds 110 lbs.; four-year-olds and up-
ward 120 lbs.; sex allowance. Winners of a
race, except for two-year-olds excl usively, worth
$1,000, after the closing of this stake to carry 5
lbs. extra ; of two such races, or one of $2,000,
or five of any value^ 8 lbs. extra. To be run at
Butte. Four and a half furlongs.

THE INTER-MOUNTAIN STAKES-$ 1,000.
For .3-year-olds and upward. Entrance .$10, .$30
additional to start. Guaranteed value $1,000, of
which .$200 to second and .$100 to third. Five
lbs. belo'^' the scale. Winners of a race worth
$500 after the closing of this stake to carry 5 lbs.
extra; of two such 8 lbs. extra. Others that
have not won two races since the closing of this
stake allowed 6 lbs., and if beaten non-winners
of the year 1898, 10 lbs. Beaten maidens that
have not been iilaced one, two, three, 15 lbs.
To be run at Butte. Five furlongs.

.Entries Close April 16, 1898, wltli Ed. A. Tipton, Manager, Anaconda, Mont.

1898..

WOOPLANPS StUP

15 MILES FROM ST LOUIS ON THE WABASH

BARNEY SCHREIBER'S MOPELTARH
THE CHOICEST OF AUSTRALIAN BLOOD.

FOUL SHOT BY MUSKET-SLANDER.

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'Si r Longbow

^ I (sire of Fen de Joie).

o Legerdemain, (Cesarwitch).

rWftst .InetraMan

(Darby and St, Legcr) .

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'2 A LBrown Bass

r Calendar (Imported) .

kCassandra.

« 1 •§ rCap-a-pie (Imported.).

tBell Brand.

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f Ithnriel

( Mies Bowe

! Pantaloon

Decoy

^ Melbourne

\ Mowerina

f Camel

I Daughter of

! ' Canteen

Hambletonia....
( Tros (Imported)

( Alice Grey

( The Colonel

( Sister t>o (^actus,

I Dover

( Sophie

Touchstone, by Camel.
Verbena, by Velociped
CattoD. by Golumpns,
Tranby's dam by Orville.
Caatrel. by Buzzard
Idalia, ny Peruvian.
Filho-da-Putt ,by H’ph’zarr
Finesse, by Peruvian.
Humphrey Cl:lox^- ,byC’mu»
I'ervautes’ mare.
Touchston^ by Camel.
Emma, by Whisker.
Whalebone, by Waxy.

Sehn mare.

Brutandorf , by Blecklock.
Mrs . Cr’icksb’nks.by WTb’ci
Waxy Pope, by Waxy.
Castania. by Gobanna.
Stamford, by Pienip’teutiar>
Harmonica ,by H’rr blet’niat
Priam, by Emiliud.

Ally, by Partisan.

♦Rous’ Emigrant by Pioneei
*Gnlnare,by Youc.vGohanna
Whisker, by Waxy.

Delpiui mare.

Sultan, by Selim.

Duchess of York, by Waxy
Touchstone,

Vorbnsa.

Skilbiuda.

Sallie Brass.

BARNEY SCHREIBER.

AT THE MELBOURNE STUD, LEXINGTON, KY.
....SEASON OF 1898....

....PRINCE OF MONACO....

By St. Blaise; first dam Carina, by Kingfisher; second dam Carita, by Imp. The 111
Used A grand racehorse and winner of the following Stakes m the hast: The
Juvenile Stakes, the Hurricana Stakes, the Belle Meade Stakes, the Grand
Union Hotel Stakes and other ra,ces. hull brother to the sensational young
stallion St Carlo, whose California success has been phenom-
enal. Will make the season at the Melbourne Stud at

S150.

Ti£N DAMS OF STAKE WINNERS (IF APPROVED) FREE. A SURE FOAL GETTER.

BRlPGcETON. MO.

....JIM GORE....

(PRIVATE.)

By Hindoo, dam Katie. Winner of many Stakes and a true and game race horse. Will
be allowed to serve twelve mares (if approved) free, and thedams of stake winner*.
Sire of the Stake winners Gorman, Cedarbrook, Judge Cardwell, Amelia May,
Dr. Jim, Moncreith, Beau Ideal, Knowles, Wilson and many other good race horses

W. S. BARNES, Lexington, Ky.

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